Founding Computer Vision Engineer

Munin

Greater London

1 day ago

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Job Description

Location: UK and Kyiv

Mission

Every month, drones injure and kill thousands of Ukrainians. Munin builds point-defense systems to stop them. Our first product is a hand-launched micro-missile designed to intercept small drones at close range. It is small enough to carry three in a vest and cheap enough for mass deployment. Our goal is to change the battlefield in Ukraine through very high-volume production, then deliver proven systems to NATO.

Role summary

We are hiring a founding computer vision engineer. You will be responsible for pipelines that detect russian drones across battlefield conditions.

You will start in the English countryside, living with the team of 6 next to our workshop and test site. After a few months, you will relocate to Kyiv to work directly with the Ukrainian military and scale production using front-line feedback. You will not operate near front-line areas, and you will work from Ukraine only while the security situation remains stable.

What you will do

Own the real-time vision system for detecting small drones, working with other CV engineers
Data collection and pipeline iteration using self-collected and battlefield data
Work with soldiers to define requirements
Deliver perception under tight compute, power, and latency...

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